Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-07
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Produce Market.

Produce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9th.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for California: Best
Family. So 1905 80 p Dbl; Bakers extra 81 80 to
IS Is; Superfine, S. 10 to IS 40
WHEAT-Market hfeless so far as sample
trade is concerned. There is not ship in the
berth loading just now, and therefore the wants
of exporters amount to simply nothing. Still
stock of No. grade can be sold in small guam
titles at 81 81, 75@l ~; with choice quotable at
81 S0Gl S21a 2 ell. Lots of 100 tons can be
placed TO better advantage in the Call Board
than in the sample room.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNISG SESSION.
Buyer seasonal, 400 tons, 81 o.
July-300 tons, 81 50.
Buyer 1SS7-l00 tons, 81 06.
Seller 1SS7-S00 tons, 81 76; 100, 81 1874; 800,
81 1875; 1900, 81 751& p ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Buyer season.. 700 tons, 81 %; 1890, 81 92115;
100, 81 92i.
Buyer 1S.7-9OO tons, s. &C; 500, 81 O61ss; 500,
81 0616.
Seller lsS7-1OO tons, 81 76; $780, 81 755z y ctl.
BARLEY-The market was less firm to-day.
while lower asking prices created little more
activity. Quotable at 81 1501 171a for Feed, and
81 221sCdl IS 2 ctl for Brewing.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNIN6 SESSION.
Buyer season. 800 tons, 81 u; 200, 81 1211s
Buyer lSS7-6OO tons. 81 %; 100, 81 261S; 400,
81 2614; 100. 81 255s: 100 81 254 500, 81 %; 100
= 245s; AGO. 81 24$4; 800, 81 41; 400, 81 %; 300
seller lss7-1Oo tons, 81 os14; 40. 81 Os; 100,
81 074; 800 81 o61z; 100 81 01s4 100, 81 Us; 400,
AFTERNOON SESSION
Buyer season-4oo tons. 81 y; 200. 81 121s
400, 81 1871; 300, 81 1895; 400, 81 1917; 900 81 Is
Buyer 1ss7-2oO tons, 81 25; 100, 81 251144; 800
81 2515; 200, 81 26.
81 0754 700, 81 os q ctl.
oATS-Trade is of quiet character, while
prices are steady and well sustained.
Ts No 81 6ogl 65; Milling s. 7S Si1s IS
Surprise, 81 seal 90; Black, 81 4061l so; Ne
braska, 81 421a@1 AZ p ctl.
CORN-Business is of light proportions. We
Yellow, 81 l591 20; White, 81 171aal 20 q ctl
Nebraska is luotable at 81 o5@1 10 . ctl.
Rape, l5S@2c; Timothy, 5@6c; Alfalfa, 7]l@sc ;
Flax, 81 = ctl.
HAY-We quote: Dat. s9@l2 Sd; Barley, $50
Ii Wheat, S10@14 80 q ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35055c 2 bale.
HoPS-Nominally quotable at 10@l7c 3 b.
BRAN-Quotable at s2l 50@22 2 ton.
RYE-No general inquiry. Quotable at 81 40@
! 42% = ctl.
BGCKwHEAT = Quotable at 81 O5@1 Is p
ell, according 10 quality.
POTATOES-Prices firm. Wharf rates are
New 81 5OC@2 so; River Reds, 81 S5@2 %; Early
Rose, 81 6O@2; Peerless, 81 1902 49, Tomales,
S2G2 p; Petalums, s292 %; Burbank Seed
iingt. s. 25@2 70 Oregon Garnet Chile, g. $50
> % 3 ctl
mainly from Oregon. Quotable ut sol q ctl
for old and al@1 p I. ctl for new.
BEANs-We quote as follows; Bayos, 81 $50
Small White. 81 7061 IS = ctl-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are ample and trade
is good We quote as follows Asparagus. 50c@
81 q bx: Rhubarb, 75c@S1 50 y box; Egg Plant
20@25c g ID; Cucumbers, 25cGI q dozen:
Green Peppers, 20925c q ID; Green Peas,
5Oa75c q sack; Tomatoes, 81 50@2 % q
mer Squash, case q ID Artichokes, 100
l5c p dozen; Carrots. 35G50c q ctl: TurnIi,s,
25 650c 2 cti Seass, 75cGGSl q sack; Parsnips,
oea75c s ctj; Gsuiinower 50cG75c q dozen
Cabbage, 81 25Gl1 80 s ctl Garlic, 1aG11ac ? 10;
Celery, 50ao60e q Dozen Dry Peppers, SGl0c /;
Dry Okra, 15t@20c . II.
FRUIT-ATriyalso OF Strawberries this morning
were not so large as yesterday, and sales were
more prompt without an advance III prices, ex-
eept for few choice parcels that went at our
higher quotation. Raspberries are only seen
occasionally. Cherries are enlarging in guam
tity. Some nice GOoseherries are being received,
but custom is not quick. We quote: Cherries 75c
@Sl so p box; Ciooseberrics, 4a6c 2 b. Strawber-
ries, S5@S chest; Raspberries, 81 5O@2 p Rdraw-
er; Apples, 81 50d2 for common, and elC12 80 =
box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, sl0@11
? bx; Californis Lines, 50cGSl 50 2 box; Lemons,
sicily, sos so do California, slG1 so for
common, sos for choice; Oranges, California
box for Navel; Bananas, 81 5033 90 p bunch;
Pineapples. S4G6 = dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote Sun-dried Apples,
59519c ? q for sliced and i@5e for quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, 1212e;- APP
riccts, ll@l2c Blaekberries. 10e: Figs, SAGE for
pressed and &c for impressed; smyrna do
l21SGl4c for layers. and 9Gl0c for kegs; Necta-
rines, l0c; Peaches, 17C91Sc for peeled and ga
l0c for unpeeled; Pears, 3Gl4c for whole aud IA
SC for sliced machine-dried, li@l2I5c: Plums
s@ec for pitted and 2@4c for unpitted; Ger
mn Sl1Ip %
Raisins. London Layers, 81 50@1l 80 p box. with
2O@25c advance for fractions; Common. sl@1 %
= box
HONEY-we quote Comb. 12614c p 70 for
choice and case for common; bright extracted,
41%T.5c.
BUTTsR-The market continues to shape ia
good to choice lS9l9c; fair. 169l7c; mixed
lots, l2@15c; irkin, 17@19c for fancy l69iSc
for fair to good. and ll@1Sc 2 ID for poor.
CHEESE-Quotable at 11@l2c q b for fair 10
choice, and 9@l0c for poor quality.
EGGS-offerings of fairly good stock are lib
eral at lsc, though for choice product buyers
have TO pay 1920 dozen. Eastern are in
PoULTRY-iIens are lower and Ducks have
also been marked down. We quote: Live
Turkeys Sobhiers, la@21c; Hens; ls@20e;
II 50 for young: Hens, S. 5Oa6 for ordi-
nary stock, and s. 50tdS 30 for choice; Broilers
81 5oG7: Ducks, s6aS, so p dozen: Geese.
" 25dl so = pair for Old and 81 5O@eS p pair for
Goslings: Pigeons, 81 50@2 q dozen for old and
S202 80 for young.
6iAME-We quote: Rabbits, 81 %; Hare, 81 SOC
1 - = dozen.
ern Hams l4js6l5Isc; California. lO@llc for salt;
refrigerator-cured, lS1SGlic; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon. l2dl21Jzc: California Bacon Sds1Se for
heavy and medium, 9tzIl0c tor light medium
and 10 q lie 70, light l2a12ixc extrs light; Clear
Sides Toe a 10 /; Pork, 60 s0Glo + Dbl for extra
prime, Sl0dn for prime mess, SIS 5nG16 for
meas, Sic 5O@.17 for clear. 81 50G.l5 for extra
clear; Pigs feet, 81 509l2; Mess Beef, sSG9
for bbls, "a 5e@5 for hf bols; Extra Mess Bee.
~ 50G10 so for bbls S. 25G5 so for hfbbs; Family
Beef. sli 5OG15 50 2 Dbl: California Smoked Beef
129121zc 70: Eastern Lard, 9G9l4c for tierces
| and 91zGloc 2 ID ioE pals; California do. lob
tins Sc; 5-r tins, SIC; pals. &c for lob, &c
| for 5-fo. and 91Sc p b FOR S-fo pals.
wOOL-We quote:
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, z h-..ISGl5c
Good short spring. seedy, Z
Choice short spring, free fh........-..--..17@1S
Fair years spring, seedy,
Poor years spring seedy and bury 2 ID .12a1S
Fresh MEATS-Hogs are lower in price.
Mutton and Lamb ere shaping more fayorably
whole caressses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality, "a nc; second quality Q
Gle; third quality, 5Gbc 2 ID. Veel-Large,
6ds7c: small, 1890 ? n. Mutton-Quota5le at
Live pogs on foot grain fed, 454c; stock. slzG4;
dressed Hogs. Ga So u q.
General Merchandise.
SAN FRANCISCO. May G. 1887
BAGS-Wheat bags are quite dull. with sales
during the week, for June and July delivery, at
SIC. Nothing but the unexpected Can liz the
market ont of its present rut.
BREAD-The California Cracker Company s
price list for some of the principal varieties III
cases containing ., 50 and 50 bs each. is as fol-
lows: